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Radisson - 2009 / Trey & Princess

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nibs:
If the storm hits, will P or T help cover the chicks?

They look so adorable, all awake, facing the same direction

bev.:
Just starting supper but  saw that TPC is here,
I said it earlier TPC but I want you to know the respect I have for you and all that you do. You did this with care and compassion , and it showed. You were so organized and it all went like clockwork. Kudoos to you.
and thank-you to the guys that went up with you and the the person who did the banding. I have posted the slideshows on other forums for all to see.
Truly remarkable.
 And Denis, looking forward to al your picutres
BCCS- I think i was the only one that did not see you. My computer froze.  Picutres anyone.
Will be back

allikat:
Actually this weather system is coming directly from the south and moving northward.  It's too hard and early to tell whether Winnipeg will get hit with a severe or non-severe storms....Daytime heat is not at it's peak anymore and the sun is going down....

The Peregrine Chick:

--- Quote from: Copestone on June 18, 2009, 10:47 ---So I'm kind of wondering... how much of a concern are those not-so-little chick beaks and feet to the banding crew? And how have the chicks of previous years reacted to the process?
--- End quote ---

They react the same way, with varying degrees of aggression of course - aaack! ... what are you? ... why are you here? ... what are you doing? ... Mummy? ... Daddy? ... ooh, that tickles! ... not sure I like that rivet gun ... oooh, pretties ... finally I'm free of that bucket! .... where'd they go? .... naptime ....

Seriously, they are a wee bit pissed but it doesn't take long to band them so they are back in familiar surroundings quickly and Mom & Dad usually end up in the box/ledge not long after we leave.  And the chicks return to their usual coma state.

And I have smallish hands so I generally just get poked a bit by the talons and occasionally bitten - none of it hurts much, or maybe I'm just used to it.  I know the guys tend to bleed alot when they get caught, but I think that's more a case of larger hands than anything else.

BirdLover:
We hardly EVER get weather here so I am LOVIN' this.   :D

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